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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-16

JEFF GRUMBLFs has gone into Il
new business. We learn that he
secured the largest and best girl
in Texas tor a partner. We
wish the new firm much luck and
larger assets.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-16

DURING the past week Brother S
has stretched the real attachment
TO his hotel to the Avenue, in right
dress with the front face of the h0-
tel proper, thus giving to hlsgucsts
three additional sleeping rooms.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-16

Col. HEMAN this week ha 4
ground broken for his office, OH
White Oaks Avenue, opposite the
Billiard Hall. HIS next o
will be the erection of his residence.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-16

J. j. CoCKRELL and wife spent
Wednesday in camp this week.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-16

AN exchange tells us that a man
in Indiana laughed so immoder-
ately at 4 pun lately, that he dropp-
ed dead. Wed like to catch on
to that pun. There are several we
wot OF that weuld have it thrown
them by us, in hopes that they
would catch I'll te it as did the In
diana fellow. We would like to
see the swallows laugh until they
doubled up.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-16
.OCAL ROUNDUPS.

icS same timesmahes n name,
nut printcreink 50 black and selemh
u give a nan peculiar fame.
Then putin this peculiar column.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-16

sLIem has gene to--Santa Fe.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-16

ORGAN FOR SALE.
w II. BELLoMY.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-16

WE were favored tho other day
with call from Isaac Fredericks.
late a lawy, r Of San Angelo, Tex
rs, who now proposes throwing
his single II the breeze Which
hedges in either Lincoln or White
Oaks, he was uncertain which. On
first sight we sized Linn up as "a
gentleman of parts in any chosen
walk of lite, and those who knew
him in Texas assure rs that he is q
gent'en n abb ~ and of hs, r.
We welcome him 10 our co..rt,
and hope he will settle in ia disl
shaped town Of White Oaks.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-16

p. S.-lf it is true that tbs man
mas no ministerial standing in the
Congregational Church, what au-
thority has he to perform those
offices, limited by law and usage
to men in holy orders
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03

DIsrArcHKs, from Hillsboro, Ill.,,
state, that the forest fires, which
have been raging in that section have
done much good ss we'll - harm,
having destroyed ,nyriads Of ohinch
bugs, with which the woods and
fslds we're literally swsrming be-
fore the 6res began.
This 10 the 6rst good that We hsve
seen credited TO the 6rea, though,
We doubt not, ths, they have been Of
incslculabls benefit, IN killiag hsrt.
fsl insects, and in fun,gating. pu.
rifying and destroying disease
germs. Especially, in al low lands,
here, in the swamp, where, since the
sdvsas "i the pioaeer settlers, much
M the timber lasd has beer covered
With wsssr snd drift. wood, this hav.
ing been dried By the drouth the
6res came, and what was formerly .
asisons pile Of malaria breeding
rubbish 10 now . heap Of clean pure
white ashes. Il was = nsshod old
mother nature had Of cleaning out
cellars, and airing closets, aud in.
stead Of ito being q dirsful visitation
" Providence, Il was . gracious
blessing, disg~issdi it is true By much
sn"ks and dust aad the loss Of three
or four nillioa dollars worth Of
property scattered over our rich and
fertile valley.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03
oscEoLA, ARKANSAS. SATURDAY, DEcEMBERs B. 1887
TnH :" Occasional C.rrespondeot'

raH "oceasioual Correspondent"
is sensational II anything. In this
respect he b unique. He is found
Ia almost svery little community
throughout The broad land. To keep
iis identity secret, v the chief aim
Of his life, and derives Importance
from the fact thse be nevsr sonde-
'esnds 70 furnith Ais home paper any
Of the local happenings ihs. may
come under his observation, but re-
tails bis information, which u taken
for granted, TO ths large city dallies.
The chief dshgAt Of the Q. 9. Of the
class We allads 70, 10 Ia the narra.
ton Of local gossips, broils, scandals,
suicides, mSrdsrA violations Of Law
and order, aud the general dispSr.
agenent Of the psopls Of the com.
munity In which he resides,-s spe.
vcies Of information the large city pa.
psrs vie with each other in obtain.
log, with seemingly little regard
ss TO the source, or authenticity from
whence obtained. He seldom has .
good word to say OF either individu-
als or Of the growth, progress and
prosperity Of his community. His
is the dark side Of every picture,
whether real or fancied. One Of
this class, at least, We 90 judge him
to be, . few weeks ago communica.
ted " the Little Rock Gazette, Q
long cock and ball story to the effect
that . rape had been committed 10
Oscsola, aud that the citizens had :,
or were about in the act Of forcibly
taking the culprit from the jail and
lynching him; representing, in high.
ly sensational language, the intense
excitement which prevailed over the
affair. All this, Of course, wont out
to the world - true, aud to the dis.
credit Of our community. We have
waited patiently, in the hope that
the o. Q. would realize the folly Of
his haste !" parading ~ event before
the public which only existed in his
imagination, and send another com.
'uunicasi"n correcting the false i'm.
preston sent out to the world; but,
so far, the correspondent, like the
blood thirsty lynchsrs tina. his dis:
torted and visionary mind conjured
for the subject Of his contribution tn
= perverted aAd dspraved public
intellectual taste, has failed to ma.
terializs, aud the citizens Uf Osceola
are lett to pose before the outside
world - unbridied violators Of tho
law.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03
Ol,0,N OF "THx ON FOLxs Al
HoHE."

IbOAB.
Once over the bar at its entrance
from the Gulf, the Suwanss rive,
holds its way with deep current, in
places of 40 feet. far up through the
forests Of the best hard. pine in the
State. 1t is the Penobscos Of Flor.
d.. 1t has some good land upon il
where plantations have heretofore
seen made, but after = while gener.
ally abandoned. The dark river has,
too, its romance - being the place
which gave r.4e to = melody which,
like ~Home, Sweet Home" the At.
fsctions Of the heart will never let
70 For it was here that French
family in the time Of Louis XIV came
over and settled upon the Suwsnee
and made plantation. After awhile
the fs,hsr ,uother aud oil died, save
one daughter whs returned to France
and there wrote. adopting In part
the negro dialect which she had been
familiar with on the plantation In her
eirlhood, . feehng tribute 70 the
",be old folks st home" IN their
graves in the fax-oH country.-( AI-
rx,ta Chronicle.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03

The anti prohibi,ionists seem to
be relying mainly, If not solely, on
two orties-the cant phrase "person.
al iibsrty," and the condemnation OF
tas preachers Who stand In their
w.v. In ono Of their meetings they
adopted q resolution declaring: ave
belie We in human liberty in its most
compreheasi.esenss liberty Of con-
science, liberty Of thought and feel,
inc. absolute freceom of opinion and
sentiments on al subjects, pr'ctical
or speculative, scientific, moral, or
theological" And yet at this meet
ing the papers report that speeches
we're made by several gentlemen
aud the subject Of preachers taking
part in political questions w.s thor, =
ouRhly discussed aud condemned
From which we infer these aposuss
Of freedosu mean 70 except 10.
preachers from the enjoyment Of
.ip.rso.lai liberty" This Is very i'o'
srL to the reverend clergy. as gen
srous As the Irishman's offer to his
wife to divide the house when they
could not live 10 peace together, q,
Says he: "rita, Biddy, and "sl'
S:l a.. koc..' ri kspe The in'
sids. ssd yos'il sshs IL essaAs.'
e-c.lrisfjSs A1svcsfs.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03

The Democrat 10 in favor Of gov.
srnmeat that Is centralized enough
and consolidated enongh to deprive
the kids Of the eosntry Of their cigar
cites. The tallow.faced. wsases.
looking urehins Of the present day
admoaishes Us Of the perils that come
from the vills,uous cigarette. Ark
ansas Democrat.
Oh, no! no! snch sentimenw are
,reasonsbla and unconstitutional
Don't you know that "sll men arc
bonn free and equal, and endowed
by their creator with certain inali.n'
able rights, among which are life
IiSe~tes and the pursuit Of haPpi.
nessr" The same law that would
deprive the KID Of bis little cigarette,
without any stretching at oil, would
take the grog awsy from his dad.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03

Tar Chas. P. Chouteau, one OF
6ne,t steamers and largest cotton
carriers, was burned at Sunaower
Landing, on the lower Mississippi,
last week. Three Of the boats crew
lost their lives but all the Passen.
GERS escaped. Three thousand and
EIGHT hundred bales Of cotton and
2.500 sacks of oil cake, besides Nm
ir-eoss snosmt Of miscellaneous
sr.i~hs vss bssssA. I.css, estiws:-
ed q e4O0yOOO.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03

DURrxs the recent session Of the
Grand Lodge, At Little Rock, q
handsome monument to the memory
Of the late Judge z. H. English, was
dedicsted, At Mount Holly osm stery'
The shaft w ~ feet high, and cost
$500; it was the gift Of the brother.
hood Of the state.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03

II. s. MORsAN, Of Texas, but for
uerlv connected ~ith the business
circles of New York aud Boston,
committed suicide, In Memphis, last
Sunday night. He left n letter to
bis wife in which he said that whis.
key aud cards we're the CAUSE Of bis
ruin.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03

A NUMBER 1T East~rn capitalists
spent las, week ia Memphis, exam
aminiug the survey sad ssr'ossd'
ings Of proposed bridge .eros" 'hs
Mississippi river at that place, ana
the city dailies are very hopeful that
the work will be begun soon. Grant
tha, Il may! For then We could see
the way clearing for . railroad "a
Oseeola.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03
The Little Rock Democrat 10 r

The Little Rock Democrat 10 70.
joicing over the streets being mud.
dy again, during the dry weather it's
sdito. wers brought to cOnfess their
sin Of grumtling, and said that II
the Lord would forgive them they
would never complain Of the mud
again, we are glad to zee them con-
sistent since the rain.
.The devil was sick, the devil .
saiht would be etc."
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03

IT Is said that John L. Sullivan,
the pugil.t, is receiving far more
distinguished notice in Europe, than
Jay Gould the millionaire. Where.
upou the Arka,sas Gazette remarks
that. "Blood will tell"
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03

T. P. I;arnum's entire show outfit
and mengeris, with winter quarters,
located at Bridgeport, Conn.,, and
valued At 100000, WAS destroyed
by Ere on the 2lst. ult.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03

Mosr, the New York anarchist,
arrested and tried for inaamstory
speeches with the intention Of ius,t.
ing riots, WAS found guilty.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03

VIZ are under renewed obligs.
.ions to Col. Jake Frolicb, Of Wash.
ington, for the latest and most per.
feet map OF Arkansas.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03
r.rps AND ADvHRT1sxAKHTs:

r.av.,t,sers sy the year Will iesrsstfieteS
90 n sir Legitimate business
ry.sr,y advsrtissnents NAY BE ehanssd o.
,I.st fssr Anss during the year free S' ens'xs'
.-p.ru.s contracting fer yearly aaverti,s-
81. srd disc oontinuing IRON Any Gauss vi. S'
ssMs-d ssert time sssss, - per TINE 'h's''s~'
SIS hArss.
.ryorsiRu sAvsftisssnsau. sent tnsosss
.,,y,iInr Ageneiss. mast be paid lot w "a.
1...e. or . deposit made with sons ems "Aoo
vemav Assigaate.
,srxarriasss and deaths. nos exseedins Yen
,,s.s viii ~ pablishsd - news, frss Of ensiyt'
~ ohitueries, tribstes Of rsspeet. funersl eou
sa' sa irvitatsons charged - advertisements
,~-A, psrsoaai matter. istt.rs er comm ani. H
s.u..s setting forth Individual sshsMss Sr 1,, ,s
s.sssts 10 be promoted. smaHa,ing ree ystU
nsr,ies. cfesaixasions o. sOetssiss. WI w
,.rrei fsr q ether savsrtssnsau
tU-In all Legitimate ts.saas q tAs a,rs :, ~.
,,stis o. Conservative party. Or Of ne xrsss w
$500 sf the general Iublle upVn ssf es'sss''
- rtnss will act fall VI its dasy
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03
Official Directory.
c0nNIY uHfiCERa:

COUNTY OFFICEKb:
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Ne~oit ~ Csanty Cisrk -RsEAh hsNe'SA
Xs,N sad Cs,lsetsr ". .. usyes.
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sssasy Tgsssur.r-Janes Listos.
Csssg ssrvsyse-P. n, Cis5
Xs~ss Cpssasr -. u. lAwrsnss.
Ssxoiy 4 sssssss L. HIN
xoHRoR TOWNSHIP.
,~~ns.s sf,hs Psacs-k. q. .csrtvr'gss. j.
n asssh,sssp n Z. Taady.
c~sscsSls-W ". ward
MUNICIPAL orvicsRa.
Nuss-Dsa q. eAseAss
ksssrdsr-t.ssn k"sssaa.
Aiasrnss-Jaass Listss, =. ,. Male .
asvrs.Ss, y. L. Avery, Y. A. ssnoss
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03
q. k:~McV eigh,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
sSCE0L.G.

~, Htss1ssIppl U0uhty Ark.
WI practice in all the Counties Of
NM (2d) Judicial Circuit, the Su.
prone Court Of the State, and in
~s adjoining counties Of rennes-
w and Missouri. Special and
e~pt attention given 10 oollec.
ssaa, 70 the payment Of taxes,
s"'aing aad sbstraoting titles,
.aa |" whatever may apper.ain 70
general Land Agency. Jan. II.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03

No. 9 900 acres, loo IN cultivation aud 100
more dsadened. and Z or S hundred more sus-
c<publs OF cultivation good honses. water, Ae,
10 mil.s south Of H.lens, PHILIPPE County. one
,ver. and fronting on Old Town Lake, well
protected by StAie lev~e VIII be soid at q
bargain. COuld be divided tn tive good farms
No. 10. les farm and timber land on Tyroa
III bayou. four nlles from Geid~s Lake. good
aeighoorhoodi settling ny .apidly
NO II loo acres, 70 well Improved and In .
dne state Of cultiv alton, ten miles above Osce-
ola. on Mississippi river; good n-ighb"rhood
No. u. A fine Saw Mil Plant. 10 excellent
running order; together with lease. saw logs,
wagons, steers. mules, biscksmithisE tooIp,
and everything necessary To- carry ON good
paying Lumber business. with plenty Of tim
Der handy, In good neghborhood and OF vasy
access to the river Tls rnt!le ou.at viii be
sold at n bargain 1ood reason given by pres
ent owner for selling Write for particulars
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03

STATE AUDITOR, WIN. r. Miller,
died in Little Rock on the Goth ult
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

netlese undsf thls hsad. giving nsne. oeeupa.
ues. basineee ~ prsfsestsh, saa Ssosetso. viii
be ehsrssd q par saaun.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03

-, ~ ~ Ice always on hssd. which I
s s.assr to s6s trsds u 10. PER \
n sassonsrs - families, 10 sssu
- = lts. 1sspssssSaly,
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03

Ne. 1hrse vacaat towa lots, eszlSa feet,
desirasls lseHl,ty. o. sain street, soath Of Ii.
P1satsr's 0otsl
Ne TIVE loss opposite Coars aosss, On
brosdwsy. Osesoaa. oext3 feet each
xo.A rsrnt sas acres, rs acres Ia euitlys.
tion eeod house, barn aud outhouses water,
&C., miles from Osceola; good neighborhood.
no $. 20 aces fsr'a aud timber land. near
Nos. lson acres farm and timber land. six
milse ncrth Of Osceasa and three miles fron the
u isslaslppi river.
No. J.: go ceres farm and timber land, four.
teen miles from Mississippi river, on Psmi.cot
bayou. nsishborhood being settled up rapidly.
No; .. ,6o acres farm and timber land, %
IN esI'avauon, good houses. IN Pemisoot bayou
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03

-. Py,sby tsriaa LaAies' AID Seesy nssts ta
s,,ry n NsAassdsy aftsrsson at ecieeA' 49,
49, oSsA risA 9 Fssiasnss. ~S"
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03
Masonic.

~ stassA ssDaenis atics: 81 ot,s:ls Lsa.s
NJ n AZ . 4. ~. will b. hsla tbs sasaf
- :. er nsxt before ssek fall oses Tss
SscAsrs are ,risssA 70 astssd prsaDuy.
An Mater Aassns 10 Gssd stsassss ss
>ssalsiy Invited ~ attsnA
D. srAss q .. W T1ce.
L.sa BsveaAA, esArs;Au
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23

ARRIVED
stcamer Celtic (pr, irving Liverpool Mayl. Queenstown
II mi-e aud $50 passengers !" Bruce lshay Aou
steamer british queen tBr). Wits Liverpool May 10 and
Ouernstown H. with mdse and Hl3 passengers 10 Peter
Wright 4 sons Arrived at the Bar AZ "a m: .
steamer Morcnro Er Abbott swansea May .. with mdse
TO sanderson son. Arrive. al lne 1~' a. a. With s IN
Steamer RialtO Br. Kerr Newcastle NAY . WIN W'Se 10
sanderson son. Arrived az the " At II IN. IN s.
steamer winston Br, Edward- blboA "V nNans'
MAY s. with iron order vessel To master Arrived al
steamer Orlnoco BIZ Garvn Bermuda days; win mdso
s az P1 Isa@' " y / 0"'''
sieamer Wvanoke Huphcrs Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with md-e and passengers To od Dominion - 20
steamer Joln GIBSON YOUNG Georgetown, DC, and Alex
andria. with mdse 70 John " Williams. iii, , 9. ,o,
steamer Clas Mayer Hart Baltimore Win coal TON
steamer Herman winter Haett Boston, with mdse To
Bafk iyero utan Cadcto. Buenos Ayros Feb TO- with
bones TO ohor Co; vessel 10 Lawrence nhei ~
sUNsET-At SANDY Hook. wind Light sW' hay. Al Civ
Island wind light sW' thick
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer Schiedam (DclN. Botcr. Amsterdam May :. with
mdse and al passengers TO Func, kdyc Co. Arrived ~
Bars sirena tt, Jaccarino CAtteauaro 20 days with
fruit 10 Lawrence. Giles * Co
SAILED.
Steamers CITY 81 Montreal for hverpoo Thames. Port
SPAN Liberia, Baracoa
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
9g-Salled. steamers Aurarla lITl.
Hams Nevada OBJ. Gushing iom Liverpool hence TOT
NPTYnor IT, MAY 21-Au!yei steamer Gloadowo tBp.
Nr WrSp Nav 2o-Pas.el steamer Gohia gen. Kor
R0rTganAM May 2l-Arrvod. steamer Leerlam tntehl.
ANIwgnP May 2i-sailcd steamer westernlanl tBoig)
GiBGiLfAs May 2i-Pass.d. steamer Alexandria liirl.
Port IRON NewYork May on her way TO Mediterranean
ports
HAVANA May 2l-Salcd. steancr Manhattan stevens,
from Mexican ports hence for New.Nork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23
FROM HEW-YORK " SUM-"
Wednesday, May II.
FASHIONABLE TArL0R's ADVICE

DGtuGY. fho well known tailor and Habit Maker OF Gth
veuue betwecr TN and 10Th ss SAYS That II gehtlc
man cannot afford 10 patronhc hr-t class In3lcratc
,rIccd tailor he had better 90 to reliable, ready llade
rothing house rather than he dupcd Ivy these cheap
Iohn taors who advertise that they can make hiy
dollar anti OF clothes Tor rlG. Sl7 etc Dcy says That
no avoid. the two outrageous extremes IN tailoring
dcccptlye aud fancy high prices His principle.
he ys 4, 10 furnish rs class reliable made garments
at strictly moderate charges Mr. Dcuy Is the orlgi-
major OF tie popular Lounge Jacket and shooting Cont
for gcnilcncnr stylish and rough ready wear lie
has -o introduced INTO this country the new Improved
emf Riding Habit pronounced perfect by The most eN
10 ri riders This house publishes an Illustrated report
~ sprug and summer fashions for gentrmens ana
ladies wear which viii be mailed free on Application.
ATTENTION IL CALLED TO OUR LARGE STOCK OF
RoyALsERGES FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR THESE
GOODS ARE ENTIRELY NEW ~ THIS COUNTRY
AND ARE GUARANTEED FAST COLoRS HAVING
REEE PURCHASED FROM THE MANUFACTURER
WHO FURNISHES TIE MATERIAL FOR THE ARMY
ASD NAVY OF ENGLAND. WE ARE MAKING THESE
CUTTINGS WITH THE COAT CUT IN THE LOUNGE
SHAPE LATCH POCKETS sWELLED SEAMS, &C, FOR
s2J AND $50
No Deposit REQUIRED on ORDERS PLACED
WITH THIS HOUSE
ALL GOODS TO ORDER AND WARRANTED As
REPRESENTED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
reception viii be given at the Hebrew Orphan Asylum
tomorrow
The Washington Heights Lawn Tennis Club will hold its
annual tournament Saturday and Monday next
yearly meeting Of the Society of Friends began yester
day at the Friends meeting house in Rutherford Place
Many Friends from Pennsylvania and other points OF the
country present. Among the speakers at the meeting
David Newport Of Pennsylvania Lydia H. Price, John
Shotwel Philip Dorand of Saratoga Thomas Fouke, job
Stringham Mrs. Bond Of Pennsylvania Robert Hayan
and William d. Williams.
The Public Srriee ReUteo is weekly IN the field Of
military Journals Among its conductors AdiuantGen
ersl Josiah Porter OF the National Guard MorGeneraI
Daniel E. sckes BrevetM General James b. Fry and
Breyet T. f. Rodenbough United states
Army Lieutenant Commander Robert NJ Berry, ami Lieu
tenant Charles p Perkins, United States Navy.
The Queens Athletic Club viii holds its games at
its new grounds Queens l. L. on Decoration Day. There
will be seven contests medals for each contest
John Sullivan OF No IL Cherryst fell from the roof OF No
446 Thrdave. Saturday night while asleep and was
killed.
BODY Of in dark clothes and blue flannel shirt
supposed have been In the water
for eighteen months from River yeser-
day at Ninthst
yesterday fell from fourth window
and was instantly killed
1t 10 proposed 70 call public meeting ls in the
Academy Of Music the Mayor the appointment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23
WORK OF THE HEBREW FREE SCHOOLS

The Hebrew Free School Association held its anniver
sary exercises yesterday morning at Terrace Garden
fftyeighth-st, Thirdave. The hall was crowded
There 900 children who have been taught by
the association present to show the which they
had made during tho year They did themselves and
heir teachers great credit The exercises consisted OF
recitarons singing OF hymns TRANSACTIONS OF Hebrew,
Palms by five boys and kindergarten exercises The
work Of the society best explained In the following
tract from pamphlet published by 1t some time ago:
The objects only afford 10 poor
Jewish children religious training but also 10 elevate their
condition and counterfeit the baneul in
which unfortunately subjected by being
compelled TO live crowded tenements removed from all TO
1ning associations. .
sructon of boys and girls in the Hebrew LANGUAGE history
ana religion the teaching OF girls In sewing and necke
nakng; me caring for very young children IN Two kinder
gArtens the maintenance ofa Ladies' Hebrew Seminary
quality educated young religious
meal Institute
The work Of the society principally confined to the lower
East Side dstrc OF the city and IL
pubic schools NO child s admitted the schools OF
Association unless he or she attend public
eepting kindergarten children who are too youngl
pranckas and In many supplied children with
6hoss clothing and other garments furnished 600
meals and l543 articles OF clothing ch
4ye1. An the forces Of the association directed
parting healthy moral and intellectual 10 the chill
oru through the teacher assemblies and brares
Tour schools maintained as follows 624 East
fffk-st, No. 206 East Broadway Nos 244 East
Vuyseco1dst and No. l27 West Forty. where
6lsSs sessions are held on alternate days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY

Trial OF Sharp for bribery Court Of oyer and Ter
miner 1890
Mrs WatsOn's ejectment suit, Supreme Court II a. M
Sentence of John Greenwich Tor tho murder OF Lyman .
Weeks, Brooklyn 49,,
New.YOrk Hotel 10 a.
Meeting OF the Gas Com mission. City Hall II a; m.
Meetings OF Baptist Preachers and Reformed Pastors II
a. NJ.
baseball Polo Grounds New York Ptttsburg. 4 p m.
Reception Repnblican Club. No ~ West Twenty eighth
ST.. evening. - q,
Cooper Union, p. IN.
RACQUET club billiard tournament p. m.
Commonwealth Club. Metropolitan Hall. 7. m.
Investigation OF charges against Assistant Pfincpa H. j.
Duffy Grammar School No 20. evening
Academy OF sciences Columbia College p m.
Socialists massmeeting. Union Square evening.
Annual meeting of the Gaelic Society No II
eighth St, evening.